As with all financial services, investors will incur fees and charges when investing in Unit Trust funds. While investing in Unit Trust funds is an economic method of investing in a range of investments, it is important that you fully understand the fees, charges and other costs associated as these costs are not insignificant.
These are costs borne directly by an individual investor, and include:
You may be imposed with sales charge/entry fee when you invest in unit trust funds. Some funds such as bond funds may not impose any sales charge/entry fee.
Switching fee is an administrative fee which is imposed on all switches between equity and non-equity funds.
These are costs indirectly incurred by investors when investing in Unit Trust funds.
These expenses are necessary for the business of the Funds, and are to be incurred/incurred by the Funds. Only those expenses set out in the Deed can be paid out of the Funds.